4. What were the symbols of 'reverence' left by the members of the team on Everest?
5. How does the school boy try to please God to come to rescue him?
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6. Why did the boy hold all the four coins tight in his fist?
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7. How does Ahluwalia explain the title of the lesson, "The Summit Within?
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4A.the symobols of reverence left by members of the team on everest are-the picture of guru nanak was left by the author. the picture of goddess durga was left by rawat. the relic of budha was left by phu dorgi. apart from these syombols of reverence, there was also the cro
ss had been buried by Edmund hillary.
5A.The schoolboy faces a crisis after he has spent his school fees on the jalebis. He turns to Allah Miyan for help.
6A.All the four coins began to speak at the same time in order to make the boy ready to buy the jalebis. There was such a clamour that passersby in the bazaar stared at him and his pocket. So, the boy grabbed all of them and held them tight in his fist to make them silent.
7A.The writer was a member of the team that reached the summit of Mount Everest. ... He felt that his conquest of Everest was merely a physical experience.
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4. the symobols of reverence left by members of the team on everest are-the picture of guru nanak was left by the author. the picture of goddess durga was left by rawat. the relic of budha was left by phu dorgi. apart from these syombols of reverence, there was also the cross had been buried by Edmund hillary.
5. The schoolboy faces a crisis after he has spent his school fees on the jalebis. He turns to AUah Miyan for help. He apologises to God. He promises to never repeat that mistake, and recites the namaaz and few verses from the Quran. He hopes in vain that Gdtt will put money under the rock. He plays a game with God. But he finds no coins but a hairy worm under the rock.
6. All the four coins began to speak at the same time in order to make the boy ready to buy the jalebis. There was such a clamour that passersby in the bazaar stared at him and his pocket. So, the boy grabbed all of them and held them tight in his fist to make them silent.
7. The writer was a member of the team that reached the summit of Mount Everest. ... He felt that his conquest of Everest was merely a physical experience.
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